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…   Petrol bomb attack on home. April Bongweni, Eastern Cape Lindile April Organiser of local consumer boycott Found … activist (SOSCO) Died from bullet wounds. 14 Nov. Western Cape Mr. Mtosana Executive member of Western Cape Civic Association Found shot dead. 15 Nov. Sebokeng …

… known as the African Political Organisation is formed in Cape Town . 1910 Union of South Africa, which would be later … It unified the previously pided British Colonies, the Cape colony (consisting of the present day Western Cape , Eastern Cape , Northern Cape and some parts of the …

… Born: Cape Town, 1974. Received her MSc (Chemical Engineering) from University of Cape Town and MBA from Gordon Institute of Business Science, …

… South African coast of the Indian Ocean , in the Eastern Cape Province. The boundaries of Pondoland are the Mtamvuna … in the north, which is also the limit between the Eastern Cape Province and Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal Province) and the … until the annexation of those territories of Cape Colony, and the Zululand until its annexation of Natal …

… The Native Location Commission submits its report. The Cape Colony appoints a Departmental Commission to investigate … a new principle into the disposal of Crown land in the Cape Province. The Act makes available more than 2000ha of … of the 1913 Natives Land Act could not be enforced in the Cape Province because the right to vote was based on economic …

… . Two others were killed, and 49 were wounded in Langa, Cape Town. The Sharpeville massacre “signalled the start of … surrounding African townships march into the centre of Cape Town led by Phillip Kgosana and demand an interview with … to approach the Minister and the crowds march out of Cape Town. Immediately after they disperse, Erasmus announces …

… children not being upheld? A special summit was held in Cape Town in 1992. This summit was attended by over 200 …

… to urban areas. This was particularly the case in the Cape, where the  Crossroads informal settlement was …

… 15 branches from institutions in the Transvaal, Western Cape, Natal and the Eastern Cape. Despite being banned at institutions in the Eastern Cape, Natal and having had been weakened by repressive state …

… topic we study the impact that British colonisation of the Cape and Natal had on the people that were living there. We … this. We take a brief look at the Boers moving out of the Cape i.e the Great Trek. …

… the frequency of change in its leadership. A split of the Cape branch of the ANC led to the formation of the … January, The second Non-European Conference takes place in Cape Town. Delegates debated among other issues the … in Africa. November, There is a split in the ANC in the Cape and the Independent ANC (I-ANC) is formed, backed by the …

… in the School of Public Health at the University of Cape Town, present at the 14th World Conference on AIDS in … Action Campaign (TAC) and researchers at the University of Cape Town (UCT). 27 February, It is announced in the National … the first 46664 concert to be held at Greenpoint Stadium, Cape Town. 5 March, Former ANC chief whip, Tony Yengeni, …

… Sam Kahn , future trade union and SACP, leader is born in Cape Town. 1912 William H. Andrews is elected to the South … Moodley, B.L. Sigamoney , and Thomas William Thibedi. In Cape Town, under the Industrial Socialist League, left wing … the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) takes place in Cape Town and the CPSA’s manifesto is adopted. The ISL, …

… It is documented that the first pioneers from the Eastern Cape undertook a hunting expedition to the former Western … and Botswana areas in 1830. A group of about 12 Eastern Cape farmers living next to the East Riet River area in the … Rumour has it that a reverend P.E. Faure from Wynberg in Cape Town visited the area in 1848/49 and that he suggested …

… of 1952 where they played a leading role. In the Eastern Cape 1067 of the 2529 defiers were women, with Florence … (NOW) and United Women's Congress (UWCO) in the Western Cape were formed. The women in exile, under the leadership of …

… Davenport In 1955 a group of six White women living in Cape Town, South Africa gathered together for tea one … Soon after its conception, women from all around the Cape joined to help the cause and to help end apartheid in … From 1965, she worked with the Black Sash’s Eastern Cape branch to monitor and publicize the many forced removals …

… by women, particularly black women. Black men in the Cape Colony still had the vote (although a black man could … these men meant a loss of customers. In the Western Cape, the women of Crossroads squatter camp established the …

… of the Nation speech to Parliament s met with protests in Cape Town.He speech was largely seen as ignoring the problems … followed by Gambia doing the same on the 25th.  - 21st: Cape Town Art Fair appoints Tumelo Mosaka as the fair’s new … exhibition at the Iziko South African National Gallery in Cape Town while Mthethwa is still on trial for allegedly …

… India Company (VOC)  founded a refreshment outpost at the Cape. By the 1670s, the VOC decided to establish a permanent settlement at Cape Town , and eventually declared their ownership of the Cape territory in 1672. As a result of colonisation, the …

… on possession of pornography Prince v Law Society of the Cape of Good Hope (2002) - freedom of religion, religious …

… towards playing the alto saxophone. In the early 1960’s in Cape Town, Pukwana was touring around the greater Cape area as a solo pianist and alto saxophone performer. … The Blue Notes wanted to step out of the realm of the Cape Jazz scene seeking broader recognition. After their …

… /Xam speakers lived in remote parts of the Northern Cape. Today, the language is no longer exists, but survives … in South Africa was found on Linton Farm in the Eastern Cape. The panel was removed from the farm in 1917 and taken to the South African Museum in Cape Town. It is known as the Linton panel, and an image from …

… They were markers of time, as is the noonday cannon in Cape Town. My father played bridge with the mine doctor and … Publication of  On the Mines with Nadine Gordimer, Struik, Cape Town 'While working on the photographs of the dying … that he would be all knees in it.' 1981 Publication of Cape Dutch Homesteads, with Margaret Courtney-Clark and John …

… 1941 Born in Cape Town of British parents c. 1947-58 At school in Cape Town 1953 Father dies 1958 Matriculates from St George’s … school 1959 Registers for BSc Engineering at University of Cape Town 1960 Changes to philosophy 1960 Sharpeville – black …

… up at Witwatersrand University (Wits), the University of Cape Town (UCT), Rhodes University (Rhodes) and the … at the respective Wage Board sittings in Durban and Cape Town to argue their case for a minimum wage of R18, … dockworkers have not yet come into effect, stevedores in Cape Town and Durban embark on a strike. It ends when workers …

… Transvaal British Indian Association (TBIA - 1903), the Cape British Indian Council (CBIC – before 1917), and the … struggle at the national level. On the initiative of the Cape British Indian Council (CBIC) the first session of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) was held in Cape Town from January 26th to 30th, 1919. After failing at …

… (PDF) Second prize: Tie between, Mrs Mawanda, Eastern Cape and J. Mhlangane (MP) Third prize: Mrs Peterson, KwaZulu … Free State (PDF) Third prize: Menziwoxolo Nogaga, Eastern Cape (PDF) Ms Naledi Pandor, National Minister of Education …

… this position until December 2007 before relocating to Cape Town. In 2008 George started working as freelance … From August 2009 he has also been lecturing at The Cape Town School of Photography. His work has been selected …

… photographer born in Johannesburg and currently based in Cape Town. After completing a photography course at the … UK Sunday Telegraph. She has been exhibited in New York, Cape Town and Johannesburg. In 2007 she received the Frank …